Ironclad Command Grip Work Gloves; Touch Screen Gloves Conductive Palm & Fingers, Extreme Grip, Durable, Performance Fit, Machine Washable, Sized S, M, L, XL, XXL (1 Pair), IEX-MGG-03-M

I work with heavy boxes all day and these are a game changer. They grip well and help with my elbow tendinitis allowing me to be able to hold the boxes securely and not put strain on my elbows. They last and fit well.

I'm a package handler and was going thru gloves every other week until I bought these. They're light weight and comfortable and the non slip palms are excellent . Definitely recommend

These are my go-to gloves. I really wish Ironclad could reinforce the seams on the middle finger. My gloves ALWAYS tear in the same spot! The middle finger splits, every-single-time. It's whatever. For around $20, I get 3 months use out of them and then order another pair.

I’m a Team Member for the Grocery Department of WFM. The two set of photos are nearly 3 months apart. They worked wonderfully, they grip onto cardboard with little effort, I have protection from paper cuts, and they’ve endured a beating throughout. I was taken aback when the durability didn’t reflect what has been said by others, it withstood roughly 240 hours of continuous use, and the thing that actually tore it was my box cutter blade. Even in the warehouse chill, I’m comfortable handing cases in 28°F. Although not great for gripping wet items like condensation collected on soda cans and glass bottles, every thing else made of paper will handle like a dream. I am purchasing another set for when it’s truly time for a replacement, and yes, I’m still using it as I had my aunt sow the hole shut. TIP: Before purchasing, you have to size down your actual hand size. My glove is a small, and by the end of the first week they’ve broken into a medium. If Ironclad can hear me out: If you can please increase the density of the rubber and make the finger tips more abrasion resistant, then I’d be a really happy camper.

The Ironclad Work Gloves are the best gloves I have tried for gardening and any task that may dirty, cut, or stain my hands. The gloves last me at least a year or two with frequent washing and air drying. Throughout the spring and summer months in North Carolina I use them almost daily for gardening to protect my manicure and they hold up better than any other gloves that I’ve tried. They are a bit pricey, however for their comfort and durability I will continue to keep a few pairs on hand for myself and my family.